Sentence examples for ordinance to include from inspiring English sources

Feb. 22, 2016 Charlotte City Council votes 7-4 in favor of expanding the city's nondiscrimination ordinance to include LGBTQ individuals, effective April 1.

The Topeka City Council voted 6-2 to pass an ordinance to include sexual orientation and gender identity on a list of issues about which the city's Human Rights Commission educates the public in order to prevent discrimination.

Their proposal, sponsored by Alderman Roberto Maldonado, would expand the city's existing frozen desserts ordinance to include prepared food carts, and would require vendors to prepare food in a city-licensed kitchen.

Waterford's beach is closed to the public, but officials said they may revise their ordinances to include fees for nonresidents.

Since 1982, when the city tightened its gun ordinances to include the handgun ban, there have been just 2,201 convictions under the laws, according to data obtained by the Chicago News Cooperative from the office of the Cook County Circuit Court clerk.

Daley called a special meeting of the City Council for four days later, and the Council approved a gun control ordinance revised to include City firearms licences.

You may say some were overdue: in 1996 discrimination on grounds of sex, disability and family status became explicitly illegal; in 2009 the ordinance was expanded to include race.

Presently my hometown of Plano, Texas, is in the middle of a battle over an equal-rights ordinance recently passed to include sexual orientation and gender identity in the city's nondiscrimination policy.

Mayor Sloan does go along with part of the proposed ordinance, which Mr. Troiano has extended to include a ban on Boardwalk sales of more dangerous items like martial-arts knives, paintball guns and cigarette lighters that look like pistols.

In recent years, municipalities including Burlington, New Milford, Thomaston, Windham and Wallingford have adopted ordinances or amended zoning regulations to include sections on adult-oriented businesses.

She drove a progressive policy agenda through the city council, including an ordinance to end discrimination in the hiring of Houston city employees based on their sexual orientation.